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Organisations have until 24 September to apply for funding of up to £10,000 for youth projects which make a difference.

Robert Jenrick went on a walking tour of Boscombe, during which he saw key sites set for extensive renovation.

Many organisations in Dorset have been unable to operate during the pandemic and this is the chance to obtain some funding.

The authority’s Cabinet will look back over the last year, assessing its Covid response and plan for the future.

The decision on how funds from Section 106 agreements are to be spent will now lie in the hands of town and parish councils.

The Plan received a lot of local opposition, and now the next steps are revealed by Dorset Council.

People in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are invited to give their views on technological solutions for the future.

Bournemouth’s new Mayor Cllr David Kelsey, who represents East Cliff and Springbourne has now taken office.

The Mayoral elections, which took place at the Poole Charter Trustee annual meeting, were live streamed this year.

With social distancing in place, 76 members of BCP Council were able to meet in person for the annual council meeting.